Yukon (AK 1563) Torrington 2.250" O.D. x 1.400" I.D. R1563TV Axle Bearing and Seal Kit

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Used on a '01 Jeep Cherokee XJ with the Chrysler 8.25 rear diff. If the jeep wasn't a total beater and I didn't need it back on the road RIGHT NOW, which was my situation, I would have shopped around a little more and found something more quality. The bearing is pretty cheesy, the roller bearing cage was blued and discolored as you often see on metal that has been overheated, so that immediately left me worried. You can see the seams where the cage is put together isn't even welded or one piece its just bent back together. The seals were absolute junk, the metal of the seals is so thin it bent and warped the rubber seal when I tried driving it into the axle tube. And don't get me wrong I really cleaned up the axle tube surface and drove it straight in. I had to try to locally source another seal which I couldn't so I had to reform the metal of the seal on the bench to as round as I could get it and then I installed it anyways. Time will only tell if the bearing and the seal hold up, but to take such a chance after spending over fifty dollars in gear oil and a few hours worth of time to potentially have to do it again because this product is of poor quality is really hanging over my head. I wouldn't recommend this kit unless you're broke or have the time and money to do the whole process over again when this cheapo kit fails.

Hard to get the old ones out, but new ones tapped right into place. And mine were Koya. An upgraded bearing. Made in Japan. My diesels Southbend double clutch uses a Koya throw out bearing.

I ordered these bearings up and they fit perfectly in the rear-end of my 99 cherokee with the dana 35 rear axle. They went right in. They make no noise. I'd say this is a success.

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